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October 1, 2019 · Posted by Sarah Rowe

Spring Cleaning

Last week, I was walking home to work when I suddenly felt a strange sensation – I was too hot. For the first time since April, I was forced to remove my puffer jacket while waiting at the pedestrian lights. The sun was warm on my face,…

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September 19, 2019 · Posted by Sanduni Hewa Katupothage

The Magic of Teenage Girls

Sanduni get real about activism, self-preservation, and teenage girls' power.

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September 11, 2019 · Posted by Sarah Rowe

Vaginismus

Ever had difficulty using a tampon or experienced painful sex? It could be a symptom of vaginismus, a condition that many women struggle with but few of us talk about. In this article, Sarah shares her personal experience with vaginismus, and encourages women to get comfortable talking about discomfort.

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August 28, 2019 · Posted by Sarah Rowe

No Time for Quiet, This Year’s Aussie Doco You Need to See

Featuring appearances from rock sensation Courtney Barnett, local punk trio Cable Ties and Sikh-Australian slam poet Sukhjit Khalsa, "No Time for Quiet" joins a group of girls and gender-fluid youths as they discover the empowering strength of music through a GIRLS ROCK! camp in Melbourne.

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August 16, 2019 · Posted by Sarah Rowe

Make Your Period More Sustainable, Without Breaking the Bank

Trying to reduce your eco footprint? Take a look at these environmentally friendly and sustainable period products! With a variety of options, there’s something for everybody, no matter what your flow

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August 5, 2019 · Posted by The Rosie Team

Meet Rosie’s New Editor, Sophie Bliss

Get to know our Editor! Find out more about her feminist journey and time at Rosie so far.

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July 25, 2019 · Posted by Sarah Rowe

When it comes to self-care, it’s time to go back to basics

What does self-care look like? Sure, facemasks and manicures are great, but maybe we could be doing more (or, actually, less). In this piece, Sarah makes a case for going back to basics when it comes to self-care.

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